South Korea’s spy agency says they believe that more working-level talks
between the US and North Korea are likely to be held soon, and that Kim
Jong Un is considering a December summit with President Trump.
North Korea didn’t comment on that, but continued to express doubt as to
the intentions of US officials after last week’s State Department
document declared them one of the state sponsors of terrorism.
North Korea says that the report proves the US is continuing a “hostile policy,” and warned that the chances for talks are narrowing because of the US attitude and lack of flexibility.
Being on the list of state sponsors of terrorism is more of a political
decision in the US than an actual reality. At present, Iran, Syria,
Sudan, and North Korea are the four nations on the list. Generally,
additions or removals from the list are either the result of
Congressional actions, or presidential orders.
North Korea should understand that the need for a photo op is the only determining factor if any talks might be considered in the future. Otherwise, get used to the status quo. Or worse.
Perhaps N Korea should try talking to team trump more on their level, like….”I know you are, but what am I?”
You mean the same State Dept that is currently trying to get Trump impeached after the FBI failed at their attempt? I’m shocked I say, absolutely shocked!